GAN-based anomaly detection in multi-modal MRI images
Sean Benson; Regina Beets-Tan
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Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are known to be a powerful tool in order to correct image aberrations, and even predict entirely synthetic images. We describe and demonstrate a method to use GANs trained from multi-modal magnetic resonance images as a 3-channel input. The training of the generative network was performed using only healthy images together with pseudo-random irregular masks. The dataset consisted of just 20 people. The resulting model was then used to detect anomalies real patient images in which the anomaly was a tumour. The search was performed using no prior knowledge of the tumour location, if indeed a tumour was present. Resulting accuracies are observed to vary significantly on the size of the anomaly. The area under the receiver operator characteristic curve is observed to be greater than 0.75 for anomaly sizes greater than 4 cm2.
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